The EECS Department offers master's and doctoral degrees in three graduate programs (CSE, EE, EE:S; see boxes below), each of which is administered by the Rackham Graduate School.

EECS is organized into two divisions: Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE). The CSE division administers the CSE Graduate Program; the ECE division administers the EE and EE:S Graduate Programs.

With all three graduate programs (CSE, EE and EE:S) within one department, EECS enables students to have a home in a degree program tailored closely to their interests, while having access to, and the benefits of, the full breadth of the EECS Department.

Related Graduate Programs

Graduate School Options for Current U-M EECS Undergraduate Students

EECS-Affiliated Graduate Programs

• Certificate of Advanced Studies in Engineering (CASE) in Integrated Microsystems
• Certificate in Plasma Science and Engineering
• JI-SGUS Program - For Graduate Studies in Electrical Engineering or Electrical Engineering:Systems

EECS faculty have interdisciplinary interests and participate in graduate programs across campus, including: Applied and Interdisciplinary Mathematics, Applied Physics Program, Atmospheric, Oceanic and Space Sciences, Bioinformatics Graduate Program, Biomedical Engineering, Physics, Space Engineering (Master's Program)